Does this model just have one WiFi name? null

It will output dual band wi-f signals on the 2.4 and 5.0 Ghz. The SSID names will end in EXT. Login to the site provided in the directions sheet and personalize your settings.

No. You can change in the settings.

I have a primary 5g band and a guest 2g band on my home WiFi Network. It extends both and identifies them separately. You also can have separate passwords.

It should have the name of your network with _EXT on the end

It uses the name of the router with a dash and EXT suffice. No naming required

“Does this model just have one WiFi name?”

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NETGEAR - Nighthawk AC1900 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Range Extender - White-Front_Standard

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It will output dual band wi-f signals on the 2.4 and 5.0 Ghz. The SSID names will end in EXT. Login to the site provided in the directions sheet and personalize your settings.
Answered by TeeDub 7 years ago
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No. You can change in the settings.
Answered by Wdeychao 7 years ago
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I have a primary 5g band and a guest 2g band on my home WiFi Network. It extends both and identifies them separately. You also can have separate passwords.
Answered by Phil 7 years ago
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It should have the name of your network with _EXT on the end
Answered by SAFE2012 7 years ago
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It uses the name of the router with a dash and EXT suffice. No naming required
Answered by David 7 years ago
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